Diogo Dalot wants to stay at Manchester United amid interest from Barcelona.
Barcelona have earmarked Dalot, 23, as a possible right-back addition now he is into the last year of his United contract, although the club have the option of an additional year.
Dalot's preference is to sign a renewal at United but the club are yet to open discussions even though Dalot is the only outfield player who has started all 13 of their games this season.
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The Portugal international is also generating interest from Juventus, Atletico Madrid, AC Milan and Roma.
Milan signed Dalot on a season-long loan two years ago when Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was United manager and the Italian club wanted to re-sign Dalot last year when Borussia Dortmund also enquired. Atletico contacted United about Dalot earlier this year.
United only kept Dalot under Solskjaer as they failed to sign Kieran Trippier from Atletico and the Norwegian's sacking in November enabled Dalot to oust the flagging Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
Dalot had his most involved season with United last term, starting 24 games, and he has been injury-free for the last two years.
United manager Erik ten Hag started Dalot in the first-team's five friendlies during pre-season whereas Wan-Bissaka has been reduced to four minutes of competitive playing time.
Wan-Bissaka was informed he was free to leave before the end of last season but the lack of takers have left United with the £50million right-back.
Ten Hag was keen to recruit Barca right-back Sergino Dest had United offloaded Wan-Bissaka, but the American joined Milan on loan. Wan-Bissaka has been sidelined for the last six weeks with an unspecified injury.
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